Argus readers will be happy with a win and a draw from Albion's next two games at home to Birmingham and Leeds.
We asked how many points would be satisfactory for the struggling Seagulls against Birmingham tomorrow and Leeds on Tuesday.
Almost half (45 per cent) in our online poll said four points.
Nearly as many, 41 per cent, demanded a maximum six-point return.
Ten per cent would be happy with a win and defeat, and five per cent with two draws.
Boss Chris Hughton has acknowledged the importance of the back-to-back home games.
Next-to-bottom Wigan could climb to within three points of the Seagulls if they win for the second time in a week at home tonight to Charlton, who are on the edge of the relegation fight themselves.
Hughton said: "We’ve got two home games on the spin and we need to take full advantage of that. We’ve seen with recent results that everybody is capable of winning a game and we’ve got to make sure it’s us. The next two games are our next two best opportunities.”
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We asked how many points would be satisfactory for the struggling Seagulls against Birmingham tomorrow and Leeds on Tuesday.
Almost half (45 per cent) in our online poll said four points.
Nearly as many, 41 per cent, demanded a maximum six-point return.
Ten per cent would be happy with a win and defeat, and five per cent with two draws.
Boss Chris Hughton has acknowledged the importance of the back-to-back home games.
Next-to-bottom Wigan could climb to within three points of the Seagulls if they win for the second time in a week at home tonight to Charlton, who are on the edge of the relegation fight themselves.
Hughton said: "We’ve got two home games on the spin and we need to take full advantage of that. We’ve seen with recent results that everybody is capable of winning a game and we’ve got to make sure it’s us. The next two games are our next two best opportunities.”
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